ICYMI, it’s a big ol’ election year and there’s a lot to sort through on your ballot. At City Cast Salt Lake, we broke it down by the issues and races that will directly impact our neighborhoods. Follow along on our website, and for even more info, check out the resources below.
💫 The More You Know
- Important dates and deadlines.
- Convicted felons can vote in Utah after they exit jail or prison.
- Utah residents experiencing homelessness can register to vote using a non-traditional address, like a park, as their principal place of residence, and vote in person with a valid ID.
- There will be four constitutional amendments on your ballot, but Amendment D and Amendment A won’t be counted.
- Utah has same-day voter registration, which means you can register and vote on Election Day (in-person). You can also register at early voting locations. Bring your ID or two documents that prove residency (like a utility bill or pay stub).
🗳️ Voter Guides
KUER
In Davis, Utah or Weber counties? Here’s who else might be on your ballot.
- Who’s running for Davis County Commissioner?
- Who’s running for Utah County Commission Seat C?
- Who’s running for Weber County Commission Seat C?
Utah News Dispatch
- Utah News Dispatch reached out to high-profile Utah candidates (governor, treasurer, auditor, etc.) to ask about their stance on the issues.
Salt Lake Tribune
- 2024 General Election Voter Guide. The Salt Lake Tribune surveyed federal, statewide, and local candidates, so you can compare/contrast their responses.
FOX 13
- The Great Alpine District split, judging judges, and upgrading Murray schools — some of the things you’ll find on FOX 13’s voter guide.
Have more election questions?
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